Notices by Antho or Whatever 🏳️‍🌈🇦🇺🇯🇵 (anthoderv@famichiki.jp)

@mario Do you know was it originally written in English?
I'm struggling to find it in Japanese.

Taste of the new home.
Smell of fresh tatami.
:fingerguns:

Dessert menu

Someone needs to find this, try it and report back asap: scientific minds need answers!

"Japan high court rules same-sex marriage ban unconstitutional"
:fingerguns:
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20241030/p2g/00m/0na/009000c

Kanji of the Day:
閂
Kun: かんぬき
On: サン、 セン
Gate bar, latch, bolt
😍

Bar Chueca Kobe is open tonight and every Sunday in May.
Serving Spanish vermouth, sexy tapas and gay dance music.
Instagram @bar_chueca
🍹🍸🍷🍺🥃
🎶🕺🏾💃🪩🪭
🏳🌈🇯🇵🇦🇺🇪🇸🏳🌈
5月も皆さんにお会いできる事を楽しみにしてます 🙇🏽♂️🙇🏼♂️
#vermut #casero #vermouth
#Kobe #LGBTQIA
#GayKobe #GayKansai
#ベルモット

Battling bed bugs...absolutely the worst.
Want to burn the house down...

Greek TIL:
νυχτα
(nýchta)
Cognate with loads of languages from Bengali: নক্ত (nokto), Telugu: నక్తము (naktamu), Russian: ночь (noch'), Spanish: noche, Icelandic: nátt, Albanian: natë
and so on...

History of translation was a fascinating part of my translation degree (and of Church History at Bible college, in my former existence before I became a raging gay).
Translation of religious texts worldwide has obviously been a huge part (I would suggest the vast majority) of translation undertaken throughout history and has also, of course, driven the fascinating debate on how translation should be ("literal" vs. "literary", "scholarly" vs. "vernacular" etc.).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bible_translations